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help with converting numbers to letters in 8051 assembly

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Greital

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hi,
I'm trying to complete my project in assembly 8051 , and thanks to all of you I completed the 1st phase
now I'm stuck in the 2nd phase

I should convert a number to its letters --->> for example if I put R3 = #31 it should print thirty one

I know I had to make an arrays:
1. single digit (one to nine)
2. double digit (eleven to nineteen)
3. tens digit (ten , twenty, thirty, ..........., ninety)

since the range from 1 - 99

and I know this function involve with division , but I don't know how to begin with it and check for each state

I need an explanation for the procedures ---> so please don't think I came here just to have the code

if the code is provided it will help alot, but if not it's ok since I need to understand it
 
Hi Greital! I try to help but you don't seem to give feedback!! You didn't respond to my last help... There are exmples in my article list... R3 = #31 will only print ascii '1' if you are in hex radix otherwise use R3 = #31h or R3 = #0x31..

As for printing ascii representation of numbers.. Take 0~999:

out (number / 100) + 0x30
out (number%100)/10 + 0x30
out (number % 10)

% = modulus.... When dividing AB.. A holds the Number and B holds the modulus!!
 
I'm really sorry for that, I just saw it after your reply to this thread :(
alot of things I need to do at the same time :banghead: --->>> I hope you can accept my apology :sorry:

thanks for your reply
I know I should divide and A holds the number an B the remain (module)
but what is the next step , how I can pick a specific string from the ROM of the specific number I put in R3 for example

please any help is appreciable and forgive me for what happen last time :sorry:
 
So what do you need to do... The last thread was a prime number sort!!

If you want to print a number from 0~99 its very easy on the 8051..

R3 holds a number.. R2 and R1 reserved for 10 and unit

move R3 into A
move 10 into B
then DIV AB

Add 0x30 to A and store in R2
Move B int A and add 0x30 then store in R1.

Code:
  $MOD51
   ORG  0
     JMP  START

START:
   MOV R1,#0     ; clear result
   MOV R2,#0     ;
   MOV R3,#56     ; Pick a number
   MOV A,R3
   MOV B,#10
   DIV AB       ; Split count
   ADD A,#0x30     ; ASCII -> R1
   MOV R1,A
   MOV A,B
   ADD a,#0x30     ; ASCII -> R2
   MOV R2,A
   
DONE:   JMP DONE

END
 
thanks for your reply, appreciate it :)
in this phase I have to show a number stored in R3 for example as letters
for example if I put R3=#31 ---> it should print thirty one in the LCD -->> I don't know how to generate the letters out of the numbers :banghead: that's my problem :arghh:

in your code, which part is involved getting the letters from the ROM for the number provided :confused: ??
 
Hi,
In the code results are stored in R1 (tens) and R2,(units) all are in ASCII format it is not numerical i.e., R1 holds #35 and R2 holds #36 ( it is not 5 tens and 6 units) in the ASCII table 0 to 9 equals to 30 to 39 in the ASCII format. Now if you already made LDC initialization, it is very easy to show content of R1,R2 LCD like this

MOV LCD_data_port,R1 ; tens first
MOV LCD_data_port,R2 ; the units first
the above data transfer only as data not as command
 
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